London – It’s surprising quite how quickly the season of goodwill is upon us. Time, of course, marches on with the same precise regularity as it does week in week out yet the sense that days are accelerating away from you is never more keenly felt than in the run-up to Christmas. OK, you made
Los Angeles – Much like the very “search engine unfriendly” name would suggest, Quilt crafts a warm, comforting tapestry of music. Pulling influence from psychedelic rock, krautrock, dream pop, and typical guitar-driven indie rock, the group’s songs sprawl out in all directions, creating a blanket of sound. Despite the fact that Quilt is just now making major
Austin – The crowds were visibly larger this year, which unfortunately was displayed in the hour it took to park. With any festival you have attended and loved in the past, it’s a little nerve-wracking to see the crowds grow, in fear the ease and calm vibes you once felt will be tainted. I’ve been
Austin – Many Journalists can’t help but use quilt puns when speaking about QUILT. I don’t blame them; it’s hard to get around the fact that their music is layered, piece-by-piece, like a quilt. Though they hail from Boston, they bring a warm sound, full of reaching harmonies that will elate your soul. It’s no
Austin Psych Fest doesn’t really need much of a description. It is exactly what it sounds like: a festival with a lineup entirely consisting of psych rock, experimental, garage noise bands, which takes place in Austin, TX the weekend of April 27-29th. This is a festival for blurring the lines of reality with alternate planes